Supernatural Thrillers #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Return of the Living Mummy!", the ancient curse resurfaces in Supernatural Thrillers #7, a 1974 Marvel classic written by Stan Lee and illustrated by John Romita. This issue marks the mummy’s long-awaited return to the series, joining other supernatural tales like the Golem in Strange Tales and the Golden Voyage of Sinbad in Worlds Unknown. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Ron Wilson, John Romita (pencils), and John Romita (inks), captures the eerie tension of the moment.
In "The Return of the Living Mummy!", a centuries-old mummy awakens in a New York museum, disoriented and hunted by police who see only a monster. As he flees through the city’s shadows, fragmented memories of his past life as N’Kantu surface—revealing a tragic history tied to ancient Egypt, a betrayal by Dr. Alexi Skarab, and a curse that defied death. Now, with the weight of forgotten vengeance stirring beneath his bandages, he must uncover the truth behind his resurrection before the forces that sealed him away return to finish what they started.
In "He Came from Nowhere!", Joe Morgan, a desperate man on the run, encounters Groff—a stranger who claims to hail from a distant future of dazzling wonders and offers a shocking exchange: swap lives. But when Joe arrives in the future, he’s met with suspicion, trapped by authorities who believe he’s a disguised criminal, and forced to confront a truth far stranger than escape.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #94 (1962)
Reprinted in Dracula #3/1975 (1975), Dracula #15 (1977), Essential Marvel Horror #2 (2008), Marvel Horror Omnibus #[nn] (2019)
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